![]() Even if you’re hesitant at first, we urge you to stick with it. It takes a few episodes to get going, but Bloom builds into an exquisitely directed slow-burn yuri romance that engages with queerness in a way that’s sometimes devastating, often comforting, and always thoughtful. It would be recommendation-worthy for that alone, but Bloom also directly engages with cultural norms, acknowledging harmful “just a phase” ideology and actively rejecting it by including a healthy adult lesbian couple. Why We Recommend It: Beautifully storyboarded and gracefully narrated, Bloom Into You follows its cast of queer teens as they grapple with their sexualities, identities, and shifting relationships with one another. ![]() When she meets upperclassmen Touko Nanami, it seems she’s found someone who feels the same-at least, until Touko confesses that she’s falling in love with Yuu. ![]() What’s It About? High schooler Yuu Koito feels isolated from her peers because she’s never felt “love” the way everyone else seems to.
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